Why bad people often seem to succeed

David Bayer defines the problem: ruthless people succeed faster due to internal undivided certainty and action.

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In this episode of "A Changed Mind", our host, David Bayer, dives into the uncomfortable truth behind why "bad" people often succeed, exploring the role of internal alignment, certainty, and action versus morality in manifesting success. Drawing from his personal journey and years of coaching, David reveals how reality rewards coherence and undivided focus rather than simply good intentions.

David challenges listeners to combine goodness with confidence, humility, and faith to create lasting, authentic power and fulfillment. With practical wisdom and inspiring stories, .

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What We Explored This Episode

07:01 Vibrational Competition: Survival of the Strongest Vibration

13:01 Meekness, Confidence, and Faith as Real Power

19:02 Playing the Long Game of Character and Legacy

Memorable Quotes

"Reality doesn't respond to good intentions. It responds to alignment."

"Power is fundamentally neutral. The opportunity is to not only be powerful, but also to be good—to be self-aware and self-reflective, but not self-loathing."

"The world doesn't reward good or bad. It responds to alignment. The reason ruthless people rise faster isn't because they're right, it's because they're undivided."